Antique brass on burgundy, emerald, navy.

 

Antique brass on navy, burgundy, dk brown, emerald.

 

Antique brass on burgundy microfiber.

 

Antique brass on microfiber array.

 


Fancy



Bagpipes

Bagpipe making instructions necktie - adapted from a set of 1908 DIY bagpipe making plans. The 11th day of Christmas, we get pipers piping - don't ever malign a piper, a set of pipes, or this tie! No pipes in hand? Be the life of your holiday party without having to make a sound.

This is a large design printed high up on the tie so it will show from beneath a jacket or vest, reaching ~18 inches (45 cm) up from the bottom point. 

A bagpipe primer: A standard set of Highland Pipes combines four vibrating, noise-making reeds - three of these are "drones," meaning they produce a single note, unchanged by the player. The final pipe is the "chanter," where the piper blows air in the end, and covers holes along the length of it with his or her fingers producing the melody. The bag portion is traditionally made from goat-skin, though now usually made of some boring, synthetic tech fabric instead.

 

1. Choose fabric type:
Microfiber ($30 all sizes) or 100% silk ($40)

2. Choose width:
Standard or narrow.

Note: Silk only available in Standard width.

See TIE WIDTH COMPARISON + MEASUREMENTS

Also available in extra long (XL) microfiber: standard width, 3.75-4" wide and 62" long.

3. Choose colors from pull down menus below.

Or order your own colors on our   CUSTOM COLOR   page.

 

microfiber
 

See STANDARD + NARROW

100% silk
 
See SILK COLORS


ADD PREMIUM WOOD PACKAGING, each only $10 more!
box qty
 
See WOOD BOX INFO

*Note, although the wood boxes weigh 1.5 pounds each, they will still only add $5.80 USD additional to the total shipping and handling cost. Please enter your zip code at the cart screen to get your proper shipping total.

| All content © Cyberoptix Tie Lab, LLC 2007 - 2013 |